The consensus view is that a Trump 2.0 presidency will not be good for markets outside the US. Several key macroeconomic metrics at a global level will be affected: higher inflation and interest rates ...

China’s economy showed encouraging signs as retail sales grew at the strongest pace in eight months, indicating Beijing’s ...

After Beijing announced its first stimulus package in late September, foreign investors offloaded Indian shares to pick up ...

Officials have since late September unveiled a slew of measures including interest rate cuts and debt swaps intended to boost ...

Among the stock picks and stunts at the Sohn Hearts & Minds event, Howard Marks and Nick Moakes provided investors with ...

An upheaval is under way in Europe’s sovereign bond markets. The spread between the yield on bonds of the so-called pe ...

China’s retail spending jumped last month but the property sector remained under pressure despite a barrage of stimulus efforts as policymakers battled to restore confidence in the world’s ...

China's factory output growth slowed in October and it was still too early to call a turn in the crisis-hit property sector ...

It’s anyone’s guess how the People’s Bank of China governor will navigate the many shocks the former and future U.S.

By Alexander CousleyThe last three months have seen bursts of excitement that the Chinese government was about to open the ...

Trump's plans would likely add large amounts to the US debt pile, economists have predicted. The national debt stands at ...